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Motion Control

Transfer motion from any video to any image. Take a reference video with the desired motion and apply it to your product photos or artwork. Powered by: Kling 2.6 Motion Control
Credit Cost: 8 credits (5s) | 16 credits (10s)
Generation Time: 3-5 minutes

How It Works

Motion Control uses AI to analyze the motion in a reference video and apply that same motion pattern to your image:
  1. Upload Reference Video — Any video with the motion you want
  2. Upload Your Image — Your product photo, artwork, or graphic
  3. Generate — Model transfers motion from video to image
  4. Result — Animated video of your image with the reference motion

Use Cases

Product Animation

Apply professional motion to product photos: Example:
  • Reference Video: Slow rotating motion of any object
  • Your Image: Product photo (headphones, watch, bottle, etc.)
  • Result: Product rotating with smooth professional motion

Infographic Animation

Bring static infographics to life: Example:
  • Reference Video: Zoom in motion
  • Your Image: Infographic or data visualization
  • Result: Animated infographic with dynamic zoom

Poster Animation

Animate marketing posters: Example:
  • Reference Video: Pan left motion
  • Your Image: Movie poster or event flyer
  • Result: Dynamic poster with panning motion

Logo Animation

Add motion to logos and branding: Example:
  • Reference Video: Subtle floating motion
  • Your Image: Logo on transparent background
  • Result: Animated logo with floating effect

How to Use

1

Go to Motion Control

2

Select Model

Choose Kling 2.6: Motion Transfer from the model dropdown
3

Upload Reference Video

  • Click Upload Video button
  • Select video with desired motion (any format)
  • Video can be from any source (stock footage, your own videos, etc.)
4

Upload Your Image

  • Click Upload Image button
  • Select your product photo, artwork, or graphic
  • Best results with images on clean backgrounds
5

Write Prompt (Optional)

Describe the desired result:Example: Product rotating smoothly with professional motion
6

Configure Settings

  • Duration: 5s or 10s
  • Audio: Toggle on/off
7

Generate

Click Generate and wait 3-5 minutes

Best Practices

Choosing Reference Videos

  • Single motion direction (rotate, pan, zoom)
  • Smooth, continuous motion
  • Avoid complex or jittery motion
  • Rotation: Object rotating on turntable
  • Pan: Camera panning left/right
  • Zoom: Slow zoom in or out
  • Tilt: Camera tilting up/down
  • Orbit: Camera orbiting around subject
  • Fast, jerky motion
  • Multiple simultaneous motions
  • Complex camera movements
  • Heavy motion blur

Preparing Your Image

Best results with images on:
  • White/solid color backgrounds
  • Transparent backgrounds
  • Minimal clutter
  • High resolution (at least 1080p)
  • Sharp focus
  • Good lighting
  • Clear subject separation
  • Center subject in frame
  • Leave some padding around edges
  • Consider final composition

Examples

Product Rotation

Reference Video: Turntable rotation (360° spin)
Your Image: Product photo (watch, headphones, bottle)
Result: Product rotating smoothly like on a turntable
Prompt:
Product rotating smoothly on turntable, clean motion, 
professional product video

Zoom In Effect

Reference Video: Slow zoom in to subject
Your Image: Infographic or poster
Result: Dynamic zoom in effect on your graphic
Prompt:
Smooth zoom in effect, cinematic reveal, 
professional motion graphics

Pan Across

Reference Video: Horizontal pan left or right
Your Image: Wide banner or landscape image
Result: Panning motion across your image
Prompt:
Smooth pan across image, steady camera movement, 
professional video

Orbit Motion

Reference Video: Camera orbiting around subject
Your Image: Product photo
Result: Product video with orbiting camera effect
Prompt:
Camera orbiting around product, smooth circular motion, 
cinematic product video

Combining with Other Features

Workflow: Product Video Pipeline

[Product Photo] → [Remove Background] → [Motion Control] → [Export]
  1. Remove background from product photo
  2. Apply rotation motion from reference video
  3. Export final product video

Workflow: Batch Product Animation

[List Node (10 product images)] → [Motion Control Node] → [Bulk Export]
Use same reference video for multiple products in batch. See Node System for workflow details.

Alternative: Vibe Motion

If you don’t have a reference video, try Vibe Motion for curated motion categories:
  • Infographics — Pre-built motion for data viz
  • Text — Typography animation
  • Posters — Marketing material motion
  • Products — Product-specific motion
  • From Scratch — Custom motion generation

Tips

Start Simple: Begin with simple single-direction motions (rotate, pan, zoom) before trying complex camera movements.
Test with 5s: Generate 5s videos first (8 credits) to test motion, then move to 10s (16 credits) when satisfied.
Use Clean Backgrounds: Remove backgrounds first for best motion transfer results.
Stock Footage: Use stock footage websites for reference videos with professional motion.

Troubleshooting

  • Simplify reference video motion
  • Use single-direction motion (rotate OR pan, not both)
  • Try different reference video
  • Check if reference motion is smooth and continuous
  • Use smoother reference video
  • Avoid fast motion in reference
  • Try 10s duration for smoother motion
  • Use professional stock footage for reference
  • Use higher resolution source image (at least 1080p)
  • Remove background for cleaner results
  • Ensure good lighting and sharp focus in source image
  • Remove background before applying motion control
  • Use images with clean, solid backgrounds
  • See Background Removal

Next Steps

Vibe Motion

Curated motion categories without reference videos

Cinema Studio

Professional camera controls for video

Background Removal

Remove backgrounds before motion control

Node System

Build motion control workflows